Patents by Inventor Stephen D. Mowers
Stephen D. Mowers has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7625451Abstract: By providing a shaver receiving and supporting housing which is constructed for enabling cleaning fluid to be delivered directly to the interior of a shaver in a highly efficient manner, a fully integrated shaving cleaning system is realized which is capable of providing automated cleaning of the shaver in an efficient and effective manner. In accordance with the present invention, the cleaning fluid if forced through portals formed in the shaver for enabling the fluid to be forcibly delivered directly into the hair pocket of the shaver, thereby enabling the surfaces of the hair pocket, the cutting foils, and the cutting blades to be completely and thoroughly cleaned, with the fluid draining out of the shaver through the cutting foils. In addition, the present invention is constructed for thoroughly and completely cleaning both rotary shavers and foil shavers.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2008Date of Patent: December 1, 2009Assignee: Rovcal, Inc.Inventors: James E. Chasen, Scott Larsen, Frank Mercurio, Stephen D. Mowers, Timothy G. Simmone
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Publication number: 20080210271Abstract: By providing a shaver receiving and supporting housing which is constructed for enabling cleaning fluid to be delivered directly to the interior of a shaver in a highly efficient manner, a fully integrated shaving cleaning system is realized which is capable of providing automated cleaning of the shaver in an efficient and effective manner. In accordance with the present invention, the cleaning fluid if forced through portals formed in the shaver for enabling the fluid to be forcibly delivered directly into the hair pocket of the shaver, thereby enabling the surfaces of the hair pocket, the cutting foils, and the cutting blades to be completely and thoroughly cleaned, with the fluid draining out of the shaver through the cutting foils. In addition, the present invention is constructed for thoroughly and completely cleaning both rotary shavers and foil shavers.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 12, 2008Publication date: September 4, 2008Applicant: Rovcal, Inc.Inventors: James E. Chasen, Scott Larsen, Frank Mercurio, Stephen D. Mowers, Timothy G. Simmone
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Patent number: 7361232Abstract: By providing a shaver receiving and supporting housing which is constructed for enabling cleaning fluid to be delivered directly to the interior of a shaver in a highly efficient manner, a fully integrated shaving cleaning system is realized which is capable of providing automated cleaning of the shaver in an efficient and effective manner. In accordance with the present invention, the cleaning fluid if forced through portals formed in the shaver for enabling the fluid to be forcibly delivered directly into the hair pocket of the shaver, thereby enabling the surfaces of the hair pocket, the cutting foils, and the cutting blades to be completely and thoroughly cleaned, with the fluid draining out of the shaver through the cutting foils. In addition, the present invention is constructed for thoroughly and completely cleaning both rotary shavers and foil shavers.Type: GrantFiled: January 5, 2004Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Spectrum Brands, Inc.Inventors: James E. Chasen, Scott Larsen, Frank Mercurio, Stephen D. Mowers, Timothy G. Simmone
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Patent number: 6862954Abstract: A jar opener including a lid clamp adapted to clamp onto a lid of a jar; a motor connected to the lid clamp; and a frame having the motor connected thereto. The frame includes at least three frame sections which are vertically slidingly connected relative to one another in series in a general telescoping fashion. The motor is connected to a top one of the frame sections.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2004Date of Patent: March 8, 2005Assignee: HP Intellectual CorporationInventors: Craig A. Dubois, Stephen D. Mowers, Tatyana Ekgaus, David Robert Arnott, James A. Sandor
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Publication number: 20040194580Abstract: A jar opener including a lid clamp adapted to clamp onto a lid of a jar; a motor connected to the lid clamp; and a frame having the motor connected thereto. The frame includes at least three frame sections which are vertically slidingly connected relative to one another in series in a general telescoping fashion. The motor is connected to a top one of the frame sections.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 9, 2004Publication date: October 7, 2004Applicant: HP INTELLECTUAL CORPORATIONInventors: Craig A. Dubois, Stephen D. Mowers, Tatyana Ekgaus, David Robert Arnott, James A. Sandor
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Publication number: 20030079567Abstract: A jar opener including a lid clamp adapted to clamp onto a lid of a jar; a motor connected to the lid clamp; and a frame having the motor connected thereto. The frame includes at least three frame sections which are vertically slidingly connected relative to one another in series in a general telescoping fashion. The motor is connected to a top one of the frame sections.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2001Publication date: May 1, 2003Applicant: HP Intellectual Corp.Inventors: Craig A. Dubois, Stephen D. Mowers, Tatyana Ekgaus, David Robert Arnott
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Patent number: 5539856Abstract: An electric coffeemaker includes a first electric heater for heating water for brewing the coffee. A carafe is supported on a base portion of the housing of the coffeemaker. A second electric heater is mounted in heat transfer relation with the base portion for keeping the base portion warm when a coffee-laden carafe is positioned thereon. The operation of the second electric heater is controlled to reduce the heat delivered to the base portion when a relatively lesser quantity of coffee has been brewed and to increase the amount of heat delivered to the base portion when a relatively greater quantity of coffee has been brewed. The operation of the second heater may also be varied to satisfy specific consumer taste preferences.Type: GrantFiled: January 13, 1994Date of Patent: July 23, 1996Assignee: Black & Decker Inc.Inventors: Michael A. Andrew, Walter G. Birdsell, Stephen D. Mowers, Robert A. St. John, Charles Z. Krasznai
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Patent number: 5379682Abstract: A coffeemaker includes a housing and a water reservoir contained within the housing. A carafe is supported on a base portion of the housing. A spreader is mounted within the housing. A hot water generator has an inlet connected to the water reservoir and an outlet connected to the spreader. The hot water generator has a generally shallow V-shape. An enclosure is supported within the housing and surrounds the hot water generator. The contact area between the surfaces of the generator and the enclosure is relatively minimal. The major portion of the surfaces of the enclosure and the hot water generator are spaced from each other to form an insulating air barrier to retain the heat generated by the hot water generator within the enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: January 13, 1994Date of Patent: January 10, 1995Assignee: Black & Decker Inc.Inventors: Michael A. Andrew, Walter Birdsell, Stephen D. Mowers
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Patent number: 5370040Abstract: A coffeemaker includes a housing and a water reservoir supported within the housing in a reservoir storage portion. A carafe is supported on a base portion of the housing. A spreader is mounted within the housing. The coffeemaker includes a hot water generator having an inlet connected to the water reservoir and an outlet connected to the spreader. The water reservoir includes a front wall having a handle extending outwardly therefrom for grasping by the user of the coffeemaker. The front wall is concave-shape to increase the space formed between the wall and confronting surface of the handle. The water reservoir is releasably latched into the storage portion of the housing.Type: GrantFiled: January 13, 1994Date of Patent: December 6, 1994Assignee: Black & Decker Inc.Inventors: Michael A. Andrew, Walter G. Birdsell, Stephen D. Mowers